We walk the lawn and look at what’s growing, where it’s growing, and why. Different weeds require different approaches, so we don’t guess from the street or rely on a one-size-fits-all mix.
Kick the weeds out and give your grass what it needs to win.
In East Texas, weeds don’t take a season off. If you’ve ever felt like you’re mowing more weeds than grass, you already know a one-time spray doesn’t fix the real problem.
We build a simple, step-by-step plan around your yard — focusing on:
The goal isn’t to simply burn weeds down — it’s to get healthy turf that can fight back on its own once it’s thick and established.
Simple steps, explained in plain English — no mystery blends or secret sauce.
We walk the lawn and look at what’s growing, where it’s growing, and why. Different weeds require different approaches, so we don’t guess from the street or rely on a one-size-fits-all mix.
We lay out a simple plan: which products will be used, how many visits are recommended, and what kind of results you can realistically expect — and how long it should take to see them.
We apply the agreed-upon treatments and provide basic aftercare instructions (watering, mowing height, and timing). On follow-up visits, we adjust as needed based on how the yard responds.
Both have a place — they just do different jobs.
Pre-emergent products are applied before weeds sprout. They create a barrier in the top layer of soil to help prevent certain weed seeds from establishing in the first place. Timing matters, so this is usually done ahead of peak germination periods.
Post-emergent treatments are applied to weeds that are already visible. Depending on the type, they may target broadleaf weeds, grassy weeds, or specific species. We choose products based on what’s actually in your yard so we don’t beat up the grass more than necessary.
When your grass is hungry and stressed, weeds move in. The right fertilization routine helps your turf grow thicker and stronger, which naturally crowds out a lot of weeds. We can combine fertilization with weed control visits where it makes sense.
We price based on the size of the lawn, the severity of the weeds, and how many visits you need.
Lawns with mostly grass and a few trouble spots can often be handled with targeted treatments and a basic plan. Great for customers who already mow regularly and just need help keeping weeds from taking over.
Many residential yards fall into this category. We’ll typically recommend a series of visits using both pre- and post-emergent products and may suggest pairing treatments with fertilization for best results.
Yards that have been ignored for a while, or that are mostly weeds with some grass left, are quoted individually. We’ll be honest about what it will take and how long it may be before the lawn looks the way you want.
We don’t lock you into long-term contracts. We’ll quote what we recommend, explain why, and you decide how far you want to go. For a fast estimate, just call/text or use the online request form.
You have a right to know what’s being applied to your property.
We believe in being transparent about the products we use. That’s why we maintain a chemicals page where you can see information on the products used and access safety data sheets. If you have pets, kids, or special concerns, let us know up front and we’ll talk through options and timing.
Straight answers about how weed control works with your regular lawn care.
No. We can provide weed control even if you mow your own yard. That said, mowing height and timing are important, so we may recommend simple changes to how you mow to help the treatments work better.
Some weeds show damage within a few days; others take longer. We’ll let you know what to expect based on the products used and the weed types we’re targeting. It’s normal for some weeds to fade gradually rather than “disappear overnight.”
When applied correctly and at the proper rates, the products we use are designed to target weeds and protect your turf. We’re careful with application rates, timing, and environmental conditions to avoid unnecessary stress on your grass.
We’ll give you clear instructions after each application. In general, we recommend keeping kids and pets off the treated areas until the product has dried or as directed by the label. If you have specific concerns, talk to us before we spray.
We’re honest: no one can promise a yard will never get another weed. What we can do is build a realistic plan, communicate clearly, and stay on top of treatments so your grass has the best chance to win long term.
Yes. In many cases, combining core aeration with weed control and fertilization can significantly improve the health and thickness of your turf. We’ll let you know if that makes sense for your yard.
If the weeds are winning, it’s time to call in The Lawn Mafia.
Whether you’re dealing with a few trouble spots or a yard that’s mostly weeds, we can help you understand your options and build a plan that fits your lawn and your budget. No pressure, no gimmicks — just straight talk and solid work.